This page describes which DJI Drone Models are supported.
Ensuring your drone's firmware is always up-to-date is not just a recommendation; it's crucial for maintaining stability and ensuring your safety during flight.
Some models support executing an autonomous mission directly from the app, while others allow you to import KMZ files created by the app.
For more information about generating data products visit the Sentera Product Catalog webpage.
Support for Mission Execution
These drones can be flown directly from the app after planning a flight. The app can upload and execute an autonomous mission, report flight telemetry, and report log files to the FieldAgent platform.
Inspire 2 (I2)
Matrice 200 (M200)
Matrice 210 (M210)
Matrice 300 (M300)
Mavic 2 Pro (M2P)
Phantom 4 Pro V2 (P4Pv2)
See the related page for more information on how to .
Support for Flight Plan Export
The following drones have DJI Pilot 2 support on their RC. The app can export a compatible KMZ file, which can be imported into DJI Pilot 2.
Matrice 300 (M300)
Matrice 350 (M350)
Mavic 3 Enterprise (M3E)
Mavic 3 Multispectral (M3M) **
Mavic 3 Thermal (M3T) **
The Mavic 3 Multispectral (M3M) and Mavic 3 Thermal (M3T) are not entirely supported. Sentera will improve support for these drones in a future version of the app.
See the related page for more information on how to use .
Unsupported Drones
The app does not support the following drones. They can not be flown with the app and do not support flight plan export.
Agras Series Drones
Air Series
Avata
Inspire 1
Matrice 100 (M100)
Matrice 600 (M600)
Mavic 2 Pro Zoom (M2P)
Mavic 3 (M3)
Mini Series
Phantom 3 (P3)
Phantom 4 (P4)
Phantom 4 Advanced
Phantom 4 Multispectral
Phantom 4 Pro - V1 (P4P)
Phantom 4 RTK
Spark Series
RTK Support
The mobile app does not support flying Matrice Series drones with RTK enabled.
Use on drones with to enable the RTK flights.
Wireless Flight Plan Transfer
A complete guide to Wireless Flight Plan Transfer.
Wireless Flight Plan Transfer
During Flight Plan Export, you have an option to wirelessly transfer a flight plan from FieldAgent Mobile to an RC (Remote Controller).
Install Flight Sync
In order to tranfer the flight plan without using an external drive or SD Card, you need to install the Sentera Flight Sync app on your RC.
The apk file can be downloaded below.
The Flight Sync apk is maintained by Sentera.
When installing that app you may have to allow Android to install apps from unkown authors.
There are instructions for installation for both DJI and Herelink for IF800 are below.
DJI Enterprise RC
Copy the apk file from your computer to and external drive or SD Card.
Connect the external drive to your RC.
Open the File Explorer.
Select the apk.
Tap Install.
Tap Open after installation is completed.
Tap Next.
Tap Allow Permissions.
Scroll to Permissions and tap it.
Enable the Storage permission.
Tap back to return to Flight Sync.
Herelink for IF800
Copy the apk file from your computer to and external drive or SD Card.
Connect the external drive to your RC.
Open the File Explorer.
Select the apk.
Tap Install.
Tap Open after installation is completed.
Tap Next.
Tap Allow Permissions.
Scroll to Permissions and tap it.
Enable the Storage permission.
Tap back to return to Flight Sync.
Installing and configuring Flight Sync on a Herelink RC.
Connecting your RC to your iOS Device
Flight Sync requires that the RC be on the same wireless network as the iOS Device. Typically you would using a Personal Hotspot from your cellular iOS Device.
You can also connect to the same WiFi network, however it must be configured to allow mDNS and DNS-SD protocol. These are often disabled on corporate networks.
Personal Hotspot
You can follow this guide from Apple to learn more about setting up your hotspot.
Once the hotspot is setup and active, connect your RC to the hotspot like any other WiFi network.
The process can vary based on your version of iOS and the device you are using.
Setting up a personal hotspot will require an iOS Device with cellular data.
Transferring a Flight Plan
Once Flight Sync is setup and the devices are connected wirelessly, then you are ready to transfer your flight planss. See this guide for more details.
You must have the devices on the same wireless network.
The Flight Sync app must be running on the RC, but it can be in the background.
Flight Sync must have file system permissions granted.
The app consumes and produces multiple types of data. This section will describe the purpose and format of each type.
iOS System Software
Version Requirements
The app requires iOS 13.0 or later.
For the best experience, using the latest version available is recommended.
See Apple's iOS for more details on the latest software.
60-Second Guides
Learn FieldAgent Mobile features in less than a minute.
This section provides a set of fast and easy-to-understand guides for those who want to dive right in. You can learn to perform basic workflows quickly without spending extra time reading.
Review the page if you have not logged into the app.
Switch Active Organization
Learn how to change your active Organization.
This guide is intended for FieldAgent accounts with access to multiple Organizations.
You can only switch your active organization if your account is configured for multiple organizations.
Motivations
I need to find a field or task for data capture.
I have been partnered with, or belong to, an organizational hierarchy with multiple FieldAgent organizations.
Steps
From the Home Screen:
Tap on the top center label that displays your active Organization.
Search or browse for the Organization you want to switch to.
Tap on the Organization.
Tap the Select button at the bottom.
The Home Screen will refresh with fields for the Organization you selected.
App Guide
Guide to features in FieldAgent Mobile for iOS.
The app has features designed to assist with field-edge activities, including flight planning, execution of autonomous missions, and data capture of ground points.
This section details specific activities and how to perform them. All activities start from the home screen, which displays a list of fields in your FieldAgent account and other elements that can control the app's flow.
FieldAgent Home Screen
Getting Started
Sign in to your FieldAgent account or continue as a Guest user.
Before you can access your FieldAgent data, you must have an active FieldAgent account.
You can visit this for more information on setting up or renewing your FieldAgent account.
Sign-In
After installing the app, you will be greeted with a login screen.
You can enter your email and password to access the app or simply tap "Login as Guest".
Sign-In to FieldAgent
You can continue with the or go to the complete App Guide below.
DJI Cameras
Flight Planning Support
Phantom 4 Pro V2 (DJI FC6310)
Mavic 2 Pro
Zenmuse XT
Sentera Cameras
Flight Planning Support
All Sentera Cameras have first-class mobile app support for performing autonomous missions and flight plan export.
This is a comprehensive list of Sentera Sensors that can be used to plan a flight:
Learn how to capture GPS points and attach notes or photos.
I want to scout my field, find points of interest, and attach information to those points.
You must have an with GPS capability.
From the Home Screen:
Tap on your field.
Fly a Field Boundary
Learn to plan a flight from a field boundary.
You want to create a flight plan to capture data for your field.
From the Home Screen:
Tap on the field to use for flight planning.
Tap on the "Drone Scout" button.
SD Card Reader
Additional hardware for transferring files.
Your Sentera equipment kit may have come with an SD Card Reader. You will be able to use it with a compatible Apple Device.
If you need a reader, purchase one compatible with your Apple device.
Ad-Hoc Flight Planning
Learn to plan a flight without a field.
You don't have a field boundary in your account and want to plan a flight.
You want to fly an area and have FieldAgent create the field on import.
From the Home Screen:
Flight Plan Import
Learn how to import a Flight Plan.
I have a set of field or flight boundary coordinates and want to make a flight plan.
The file must follow one of the formats outlined in the page.
A flight plan cannot be imported if the screen is already open.
Flight Parameters
Learn how to view and adjust Flight Parameters.
Flight Plan Export enables the full power of DJI's flight app and the convenience of FieldAgent's intelligent flight planning.
I want to adjust my flight parameters to achieve correct data capture.
I want to understand how the flight parameters effect capture rate and number of photos.
Flight Tasks
Learn to view and flight plan from a task.
You are assigned a flight task and must capture imagery to fulfill that task.
From the Home Screen:
Tap the menu button on the top left.
Tap on the Tasks menu item.
Fly a Drone
Learn how to execute an autonomous mission.
You have a flight plan and equipment capable of flying your drone with the app.
You prefer FieldAgent Mobile's "photo clicks" over DJI's apps.
From the screen:
SD Cards
Photo Capture Requirements
Not all SD cards are equal.
You must use quality SD cards to maintain a high capture rate on any camera.
Not all brands of SD cards are the same, even with the advertised class ratings. If you have problems with a specific manufacturer, try a more reputable maker for your next drone flight.
You can use the tool below to format SD cards for Sentera cameras.
All SD Cards used in Sentera cameras must be formatted in FAT32
Trimble Mobile Manager
Learn how to connect your Trimble DA2.
I want to capture Trimble DA2 coordinates for .
Make sure that your DA2 is powered on and via Bluetooth.
If you still need to set up your DA2 and TMM app, please refer to the for details.
Weeds Ground Truthing
Learn how to capture points and images for your field.
I want to record the locations of weeds in my field and attach images to those points.
You should thoroughly review the guide first.
This guide builds on capturing GCPs.
Ground Control Points
Learn how to capture GCPs for a field.
I want to record Ground Control Points (GCPs) for my field.
You must have and your DA2 configured.
From the Home Screen:
Tap on your field.
Solar Times
Learn how to view Solar Times in the app.
I have a requirement to fly in a window between post-sunrise and pre-sunset periods.
I want to see when the first light is to plan my schedule.
For Flight Tasks, you must have access to FieldAgent Tasking.
From the Home Screen:
Wind Turbine Locations
Learn how to see Wind Turbines near a Field.
I want to adhere to flight safety .
I want to avoid filing an during my flight.
You must have a to view turbine locations.
Local Data
Learn how to view local surveys and datasets saved in the app.
I want to edit, upload, or delete local surveys.
From the Home Screen:
Tap on the Menu button at the top left.
Home Screen
A complete guide to the Home Screen
The Home Screen is the first thing you will see when you launch the app and are logged in.
The menu button provides access to several other areas of the app.
Flight Planning will allow you to start an planning session.
Flight Planning
A complete guide to Flight Planning
You can access flight planning in several different ways.
You can access ad-hoc flight planning from the Home Screen by tapping the Menu button and selecting Flight Planning. You will need to tap out your flight area on the map.
You can open flight planning from by swiping on a field boundary or triple-tapping any item in the Shapes list. Entering through this way will default the flight area for you.
The allows you to enter flight planning. The task's flight specifications and field boundary automatically populate the flight parameters and area.
Field Details
A complete guide to Field Details
Tap a field from the to view Field Details.
Tapping on the Directions button will open a mapping app on your device with directions from your current location to the centroid of the field's boundary.
Field Notifications can be displayed by tapping the Notifications button. Field Notifications are not available for all fields or accounts.
A list of tasks for the field can be displayed by tapping the Tasks button.
Flight Interruptions
My drone pauses, or my drone stops the mission.
If your drone pauses during takeoff or while performing a mission, you can always press the Play button on your RC to command the drone to continue.
Pressing the Play button on the RC will cause the drone to pause the active mission.
Press the Play button again to resume the mission.
If pressing the Play button does not fix the issue then:
DJI Camera
My DJI camera is not snapping photos correctly.
If your DJI camera is not taking any photos.
Keep the app in the .
Check the section of the guide.
Sentera RTK Base Station
Known Issues and Resolutions
When using the Sentera Base Station utility in the app, ensure the following:
You must have an ethernet adapter for your Apple mobile device.
You must have the base station powered on and connected.
The resulting feature set will be attached to the field you have selected.
The app will calculate an offset of -2.0m for all points to offset your survey rod.
Steps
The app has saved the data locally to your Apple Device.
You can either upload later or start the upload now.
Zenmuse X3
Zenmuse X4S
Zenmuse X5 with Stock Lens
Zenmuse X5S with Stock Lens
Zenmuse P1 with 35mm Lens
Mavic 3 Enterprise
Mavic 3 Thermal
Mavic 3 Multispectral
The app supports flight planning with the cameras listed above. However, not all drones that support these cameras are flyable in the app.
For example, Mavic 3 Enterprise can be selected to plan a flight. The flight plan must be exported to execute an autonomous mission in DJI Pilot 2 on the drone's RC.
Camera Selection Screen
Notes
See the related pages for more information on how to or use .
At the bottom you can view various flight information such as GSD, estimated photo capture, as well as intervals for both distance and time. The panel can be tapped to toggle what data is shown.
Flight Parameters
Motivations
Adjust Flight Parameters
View Flight Parameters
Select the task you want to work on.
Review the task details and tap the Fly Now button at the bottom.
Set your drone and camera using the top set of buttons.
Review the selected Flight Specifications.
Tap on Review Parameters.
Adjust the buffer and direction as necessary.
Tap Set Parameters to enter the flight planning view.
You can now execute the flight plan by pressing the Play button. If the app does not support your drone, export the flight plan as a KMZ for DJI Pilot 2.
The FieldAgent platform creates tasks when a product is ordered. For more information about creating orders, see this page.
Motivation
Steps
Power on and connect your drone.
Wait for the Status to change to Ready.
Tap on the Status List to review any warnings.
Tap on the Play button to start the Preflight Checklist.
Once the mission is uploaded, tap the Launch button.
Starting a drone mission
If you enabled Terrain Informed, then review additional information here.
The app has saved the data locally to your Apple Device.
You can either upload later or start the upload now.
Tap on the Menu button at the top left.
Select the Dashboard menu item.
Tap on the Sundial item under Utilities.
Sundial will default to your current location. You can select a field and adjust the date by tapping the Location and Date items at the top of the list view.
Solar Times from the Dashboard
You can view Solar Times from your Task Details screen.
From Task Details:
Scroll down the list.
Tap on the Solar Times item in the Sundial section.
Solar Times from Task Details
Motivation
Requirements
Dashboard
Task Details
From the Home Screen:
Tap on the field you want to review.
From the top-right options, tap on the Map Layers button.
Under the Infrastructure section, tap on the Wind Turbines toggle to enable it.
Once enabled, the app will display a set of map annotations for each turbine nearby. You can tap on the annotations to view details about the turbine information.
Wind Turbine Locations
Wind Turbine locations are only provided for planning purposes.
The pilot in command is always responsible for all on-site assessments.
Field Points can be accessed by tapping on the Points button. The workflows for these points are detailed on this page.
Field Points Screen
When Field Details are first displayed, the Field Boundary is selected and displayed on the map. It is represented as the blue box overlayed on the map.
The field boundary and other custom shapes can be toggled on the map by tapping a shape in the shape list.
Field Shapes
When imagery is uploaded to FieldAgent, it is contained inside of a Survey. You can view the processed imagery and analytic data by selecting a layer in the Surveys List.
Field Surveys
On the Shapes List, you can swipe to fly a field boundary or shape or tap three times on an item to open Flight Planning. This works for both the field boundary and any custom shape that has been created.
Flight Planning is detailed in this section of the guide.
You need to slow down your flight plan so that you do not exceed the hardware's maximum capture rate. Slower flights allow longer times between photo capture intervals.
FieldAgent Mobile must always be in the foreground when the app is executing a mission. Backgrounding the app will prevent the drone from capturing images.
Learn how enable Terrain Informed Flight (TIF) on your Flight Plan.
I want to maintain a consistent (GSD) during my flight.
My requires TIF.
Flight Plan Export
Learn how to export a flight plan as a KMZ file.
Flight Plan Export enables the full power of DJI's flight app and the convenience of FieldAgent's intelligent flight planning.
I want to use FieldAgent mobile to generate a flight plan from my field or flight task, but my drone does not support autonomous missions from the app.
I want to perform a mission with enabled.
This section explains how to transfer a flight plan using an external device.
Flight Plans
The app can and multiple data types for a flight plan.
File Type
Import
Export
Check that the SD card has space and is not write-locked.
You need to slow down your flight plan so that you do not exceed the hardware's maximum capture rate. Slower flights allow longer times between photo capture intervals.
Always wait for the green light to appear before you attempt to takeoff.
If you are using DJI Pilot 2 on Drone's RC, the app does not need to be running.
The app can read .csv and .json files to produce a flight plan.
A CSV file can populate a flight boundary in the app. Flight parameters cannot be included in the CSV file; only boundary coordinates can be imported with this file format.
The boundary points should be ordered correctly from a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction.
There must be exactly two fields per row.
If the .csv column labels are lat,lon or absent, the subsequent rows must contain precisely two fields, ordered latitude and longitude.
There is an example CSV file below.
If the .csv column labels are lon,lat the subsequent rows must contain precisely two fields ordered longitude and latitude.
A .json file can provide both flight boundary (geometry) and flight parameters to the app.
The RC will display a notification when the transfer is complete to indicate it received the flight plan.
Wireless Flight Plan Transfer
The flight plan will be copied to a directory based on how the device is configure. The directory it is copied to depends on the flight app installed. Here is the priority order for which directory is choosen.
/IGC Daily/Missions
/IGC/Missions
/Download
If you enabled Terrain Informed, then review additional information here.
Both the FieldAgent Mobile and Flight Sync have a 5 digit device ID which displays. This ID can be used to verify that you are seing the correct devices on both your iOS device and RC.
Check the configuration settings to determine whether the 6X is in DJI Skyport or Sentera GPS mode. Follow the instructions in the User Guide to confirm the configuration mode.
Test communication
If the 6X is in DJI Skyport mode, test the communication between the 6X and the RC controller by pressing the photo capture button on the RC controller. The LEDs should flash white momentarily to indicate a photo has been captured.
Select a custom sensor in DJI Pilot 2
If all of the above steps work, select a custom sensor in DJI Pilot 2 and define the 6X camera using the parameters for either the monochrome or RGB sensors. This will allow the app to compute the correct overlap for the imagery you want to capture in your mapping mission.
You can find the specifications for both the RGB and monochrome sensors in the User Guide.
If you are doing a multispectral map, use the monochrome values.
If you are doing an RGB map, use the RGB values.
You can find the custom camera option by starting a new mapping mission in DJI Pilot 2.
Tap on Select Camera
Tap on Custom Camera
Tap on +Custom Camera
Finish the configuration to have the correct parameters calculated.
If you encounter any issues during the configuration process, try the following:
Check the connections between the 6X, the drone, and the RC controller.
Ensure that the firmware of the 6X, the drone, and the RC controller is up to date.
Refer to the for more detailed troubleshooting steps.
Flight Tasks
A complete guide to Flight Tasks
You can access your Task List from the Home screen by tapping the Menu button and selecting the Tasks item.
Each Task in the list displays a summary of information.
The information displayed is described in this figure from left to right, top to bottom.
You can tap on the any task item to view Task Details.
You can tap a Task from the Task List to view Task Details.
Task Details Screen
The Task Details Table contains information about the task, such as who assigned it, scheduled and targeted dates, and what field it belongs to.
Field Details Table
The Assigned to section displays who the task is assigned to.
Assigned to
If the task is Unassigned, you can tap on Assign to Me, and the app will update the task assignment.
If the task has been assigned to you, you can tap the Unassign button to change its status to unassigned.
The Scheduled Date indicates when the task is intended to be completed.
Scheduled Date
You can tap the Update button to change the Scheduled Date.
The Targeted Date shows the original date the task was intended to be completed. It is generally set when the Order is created.
Targeted Date
The Status displays the current state of the task.
Status
When a task is incomplete, you can tap the Complete button to set it as completed.
You should only complete a task based on your team's standard operating procedure.
Manually completing a task can result in the order being unfulfilled.
Here is a figure showing the task status and its meaning.
Status
Meaning
Open
The task is created and awaiting image upload.
Completed
The task was marked completed.
Surveyed
The task was associated with a survey, and images were uploaded.
The Field displays which field the task is associated with.
FIeld
You can tap on he Field name to display Field Details.
The Product shows what product was ordered to generate this task.
Product and SKU
The Survey shows the name of the survey that was associate with this task.
When a task is Open or Completed, then a survey has not been uploaded with the task associated.
Survey
The Notes field displays any notes that were attached to the task when the order was placed.
Notes
In certain cases the notes will display the required flight parameters that the task should be flown with. It may also contain important information about the task.
The Sundial field allows you to view solar times for the field.
Sundial
The Sundial will automatically choose the Scheduled Date or Targeted Date for the task. You can adjust the date as necessary.
The Fly Now button will open flight planning with the task information.
Fly Now
From Task Based Flight Planning, you will be able to adjust your flight plan accordingly before you Fly a Drone or Export.
Task List
Task Items
Task List Screen
Task Item
Field Name
Task Details
Task Details Table
Assigned to
Scheduled Date
Targeted Date
Status
Field
Product
Survey
Notes
Solar Times
Fly Now
Troubleshooting Guide
My Drone Won't...
This page describes typical problems encountered while using the app with a drone and helps you understand the cause and how to remedy the situation.
If you have issues with the app or drone, follow these steps first.
Check if your drone is in or near a .
If you are on the edge of an NFZ, the drone can stop mid-mission to prevent it from entering restricted airspace.
If your batteries are damaged, then do not fly with them.
Always deploy your drone in a good takeoff area.
Taking off too close to an object, such as a picnic table or car, can cause issues with the Vision System.
You should never attempt to take off near metal or on rebar-reinforced concrete.
Always maintain Line of Sight (LoS) with your remote controller (RC) and the drone.
Crops are an attenuator. Obstructing the LoS of the RC and drone can cause communications to become unstable and fail.
Human bodies are also massive attenuators. Do not put your body between the drone's and the RC's line of sight.
Some versions of DJI's firmware have bugs that cause the drone to pause while taking off or flying a mission. Check to see if you have the latest firmware.
The obstacle avoidance system can be triggered during take-off or a flight for unexpected reasons.
Ensure you are on flat ground away from objects like a picnic table or car.
Cleaning your drone as part of a maintenance schedule is essential for its health and safety. This will keep the sensors free of debris that can cause them to become confused.
If you need additional help with your DJI Drone, please check the .
Drone Firmware
Obstacle Avoidance
Remote Controller Flight Mode
Skipped Photos
Additional Resources
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Unlock No Fly Zones for DJI Products
No Fly Zones (NFZs) are restricted areas where a UAS is forbidden to fly. These zones have different restriction levels, and restrictions vary by region and country.
For example, the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has this about operating in the US.
DJI drones have a specific process for unlocking flying in an NFZ, which can vary depending on your drone model.
Please note that NFZ restrictions are a function of the drone. DJI periodically updates its NFZ database, but you are responsible for knowing if space is restricted before takeoff.
FieldAgent Mobile is not responsible for operating inside restricted airspace.
The app does not, and cannot, unlock flying in restricted areas.
Data Collection Best Practices
The flight plan requirements for data collection depend on the product or insight you want to produce or analyze.
Flight Specifications indicate a set of flight parameters used to create a flight plan. Please review the for details on what flight specs are required for the product you wish to order.
RID support is specific to your DJI drone model and the region you operate in.
Please refer to DJI's .
After uploading and executing a mission, FieldAgent Mobile requires you to keep it in the foreground while it controls a DJI drone.
What does this mean exactly?
After you plan a flight, press the Play button and launch the drone.
Then you must not:
Switch apps.
Interact with iOS notifications.
Accept phone calls.
Check your email or Slack messages.
Any activity that causes the app to become "inactive" will prevent it from communicating with the DJI drone.
If the app is inactive, it will cause:
The app will skip photos.
The app will misreport captured photos, mission duration, and drone errors.
The app can not command the drone to perform an RTH mission when flying east-facing is required. This will result in invalid imagery that will not import correctly.
No, you must close DJI GO 4 before running FieldAgent Mobile.
Why?
DJI GO 4 and FieldAgent Mobile "share" a connection to the drone.
Only one can be active at a time.
If you need to access DJI GO 4, FieldAgent before opening DJI GO 4.
Before you launch FieldAgent Mobile, always DJI GO 4 first.
The DJI mSDK for iOS utilizes Apple's MFI hardware protocol. DJI, not Apple or Sentera, prevents multiple apps from working correctly simultaneously.
Always have one app run or the other, never both.
A Sentera camera must have an active GPS connection when flying a drone.
The camera displays a green LED when there is an active GPS session and is ready to take photos.
The Sentera Double 4K and Single have Bluetooth capabilities for syncing overlap before your flight. However, there are times when the connection fails to work correctly.
Setting your overlap on the camera's SD card will allow you to bypass Bluetooth requirements.
Remove the microSD card from your camera.
Connect it to your computer.
Find the file UserSettings.txt.
Remove the microSD card from your camera.
Connect it to your computer.
Find the file config.yml.
You can now turn off the Bluetooth setting in the app's .
Before your next flight, you must adjust your camera settings to turn Bluetooth on or off.
From the screen:
Tap on the flight segment under Timeline.
Tap on Cameras.
Set Use Bluetooth to the desired value.
When selecting a camera in , there is a toggle for Override DJI Settings. When enabled, the following configuration settings are applied during the preflight check.
Fetch the current camera mode and set it to .shootPhoto mode if necessary.
At this point, the configuration will stop for all Skyport cameras.
For non-Skyport cameras, the following operations are performed:
Attempt to set the camera storage location to SD Card.
Check whether custom media tagging is available for Terrain Informed Processing; if supported, we write a custom EXIF tag for TIP.
Based on available camera settings, set the camera’s photo aspect ratio to 4:3 or 3:2.
Override settings can be configured in app settings. This feature is reserved for internal Sentera testing and should not be used for production flight planning.
When performing a , it is most common to save the KMZ file to an SD Card.
If you are unable to save the export file:
Check the SD Card or SD Card adapter for a lock switch.
This setting controls the battery level at which the drone will Return to Home (RTH). The app will command the drone to return to the launch point when the battery level reaches this percentage.
This setting controls the minimum altitude at which the drone can fly to and from the flight area. Depending on your mission altitude, the drone may fly higher than this setting during transit.
